Islamophobia

Thousands of people sent thousands of blessings to the deceased on Thursday, said Montreal resident Lina Zaidi, standing in a stadium packed to the brim.

The shooting in the mosque on Sunday has highlight the fact Quebec City doesn’t have a place to bury people of the Muslim faith.

The disturbing news comes just as worshippers are returning to the scene of last weekend's mosque shooting to view the aftermath of the carnage.

Lawyers who launched a legal assistance hotline for victims of Islamophobia are urging Canadian citizens and politicians to talk more openly about the racism and xenophobia in their midst.

Thousands of Canadians attended memorial services on Monday evening for the victims of a mass shooting at a Quebec mosque over the weekend.

"It's a terrible reminder of why we must remain vigilant. And why the president is taking steps to be proactive, not reactive," said White House press secretary Sean Spicer on Monday.

Police estimate more than 1,100 people circled the U.S. embassy in Ottawa on Monday to protest President Trump's travel ban and mourn the victims of an attack on a Quebec City mosque.

All of Canada is nursing a broken heart in solidarity with the country's Muslim community following a deadly terrorist attack at a mosque in Quebec City, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Monday.

One of many sister rallies held in solidarity with Washington took place in Vancouver today, ending at the famous Trump Tower.

Syrian refugees in Metro Vancouver were disturbed by Trump's win, but said they weren't feeling the same fear that U.S. Muslims were experiencing.

If we’re going to talk about real estate and globalized capital in Vancouver (and we are), we have to start with race.

Muslim outreach co-ordinator says Donald Trump's rhetoric "absolutely" influenced pepper-sprayer whose attack sent one toddler to hospital and left others vomiting outside a Vancouver Muslim centre.

Plurality of Republicans favour Trump's Muslim travel ban, but not the broader American population, in a finding that could hold significance for the 2016 election.

Donald Trump's eye-popping proposal to ban Muslim travel to the United States triggers a wave of outrage echoing around the world.

Trump is no longer a joke after his latest verbal assault against Muslims.